In the Studio with Daz 3D Featuring Jay Versluis - Saturday, September 25 at 4 PM EDT (UTC-4)

In this live event, Jay will show tips and tricks around working with dForce. We'll explore where to find the draping properties, how to apply them to your own objects, how to use clothing with dForce and how to add wind effects to your scenes. 

Jay will use items from the Jada Undercover Undercover Rollergirl bundle

You can watch the stream here:

YouTube: https://www.daz3d.com/jada-81-undercover-roller-girl-bundle

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/1023152988461745

Twitch: https://twitch.tv/daz_3d

The next webinar is tentatively scheduled for October 22. For the latest information on the In The Studio livestreams, you can visit https://www.daz3d.com/in-the-studio-with-daz-3d

*Jada 60% off sale will be available on the day of the livestream

Comments

  • JamieMJamieM Posts: 356

    The Youtbe link leads to a bundle!

  • winmathwinmath Posts: 149

    The link for those of us that did not catch the stream - 

     

  • JamieMJamieM Posts: 356

    Thanks winmath!

  • This tutorial is absolutely fantastic so far. I just got through the flag, which I needed this tutorial like a month ago as I needed to simulate a cape, couldn't get it to work in Daz and had to do it in Blender, but I would have rather kept it in Daz because I had to render the model in Daz for the client so comping the cape was a little rough. But now I know what to do for the next time! Gotta run some errands but will finish the rest when I get home! 

    What I think would be an awesome tutorial for Jay to do down the line (if he already has somewhere, please someone let me know) is using the geometry editor. I always see in posts about environments that don't have doors that open, someone always chimes in saying use the geometry editor and do it that way. Jay is such a great teacher that I would love to see him show us how to do stuff like this. Just a thought if you guys at Daz are looking for something that might help folks out! 

    Love the series, thanks for doing it. 

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